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Transforming Glen Esk: From Landfill to Vibrant Urban Greenspace
 
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Transforming Glen Esk: From Landfill to Vibrant Urban Greenspace

We’re proud to have recently completed a truly transformative project at Glen Esk, delivering a vibrant new outdoor space for the local community.

 
The 60 Steps Retaining Wall

The 60 Steps Retaining Wall

The Brief The 60 Steps are more than 150 years old and can be found in the west end of Glasgow. Designed by Glasgow architect Alexander “Greek” Thomson, they’re said…

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Calton Barras

Calton Barras

Streetscape regeneration project at the Barras in the east end of Glasgow, renowned for its market and the Ballroom.

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George Square Re-Turfing

George Square Re-Turfing

Covanburn have set about the task of re-turfing the grassed areas around George Square.

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